Recount Near End in Maine 1st District Race
Recounting ballots in Maine's 1st Congressional District nears completion as 25,000 Portland ballots await final decision. Attorneys for Rep. Stanley R. Tupper and Kenneth M. Curtis expect Cumberland County results Friday with disputed ballots to be reviewed next week. Outcomes hinge on disputed Portland and Union ballots and potential court challenges.
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Augusta
Portland
U.S
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Cumberland County
U.S. House
Washington
Tupper
Secretary of State
Arthur H. Duffett
Curtis
Union
NATO Ministers Fail To Agree On Nuclear Sharing
At Paris talks NATO ministers failed to resolve differences over sharing nuclear responsibility between the United States and France. They agreed to continued study while US and French officials maintain ongoing contact. The meeting also urged efforts to ease East West tensions and support German reunification.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NATO
France
Northwest Gripped by Unprecedented Cold And Blizzard
The Associated Press reports bitter cold and winds paralyze the Northwest. Temperatures near zero or below, with some readings dropping to 59 below in Colorado mountains, create disaster areas in Montana and shift arctic air toward the Plains and lower Dakotas. Cattle were evacuated from high snow, a Bloomington incident tied to a chimney, and governors declared six Montana counties disaster zones as the cold spell spreads toward Tennessee, Mississippi, and the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Montana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lewistown
Mont
Plains
Dakotas
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Tim Babcock
Powder River
Carter
Fallon
Prairie
Rosebud
Custer
Grateful thanks for support in the primary
The message expresses sincere gratitude to supporters in the primary and asks for continued backing in the upcoming Monday election, noting appreciation and a hopeful outlook for the vote.
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Mr. Lemire
Two Year Old Dies in Portland House Fire
A Portland family fire claimed Bret Palmer, 2, as parents William and Anita and six siblings escaped with injuries. William suffered second degree burns to hands and face while Anita's hair was singed. The house report cites an upstairs fire after a younger child reportedly turned up an oil stove and caused an explosion. All seven children were in the home. six were unharmed or not seriously hurt.
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Portland
Bret Palmer
Maine Medical Center
William
Anita
Luanne
Deborah
Melanie
William Jr
Margaret
Brad
Palmers
New York Man Given Pardon for Maine Hunting Death
John Meehan of St. James New York was granted a pardon for negligently killing a person while hunting in Maine. He had been fined 500 dollars about ten years earlier and says he is seeking public office and wants a clear record.
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Augusta
Maine
John Meehan
St. James
N.Y
Adolescent Chuckle A Component Of Growing Up
An observation notes that a teenager pushed toward maturity by proper treatment behaves more like a developing adult rather than remaining childish. The remark, credited to WRR General Feature Corp, frames adolescence as a process influenced by care and guidance.
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Fea. Corp
GOP Big Three Discuss Internal Friction in 1964
In Phoenix the GOP leaders Dean Burch and William Miller met with Barry Goldwater to review party tensions and future leadership. They discussed Goldwater’s private letter seeking committee input, aims to retain the hard core and win back others, and Goldwater’s plan to present a corrective paper at the Chicago meeting.
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Big Three
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
National Cop
Dean Burch
New York
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Burch
Tucson
Republican National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Arizona
Saigon Buddhists End Hunger Strike
Five hundred Buddhist monks and nuns ended a 24 hour hunger strike in Saigon, with leaders planning to extend their campaign against Premier Tran Van Huong. U S Ambassador Taylor to meet Huong to disclose the situation as ministers resign and protests expand. Westmoreland said the demonstrations are a small minority and not a threat to the government. Saigon authorities expect to keep control as Buddhist activity concentrates in the city.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Huong
Phan Tan Chuc
Tran Thue Linh
Information Ministry
Tion
Ngo Dinh Diem
Westmoreland
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Sagadahoc County
Esther L. Brawn
Bath
Dana T. Hagerthy
Miss Brawn
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Johnson
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Creede
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Potters
Alfred Street
Fernand Marcotte
Exec. Sec
Republican Social Club
Ted” Gaulin
Democratic
Elm and
Main Streets
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Gaulin
Gilbert R. Boucher
Talina
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Old Orchard Street
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Haddock
Informa
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Emery Street
Youland
Franconia
Ranes As
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Willie W. Pomerleau
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